Residents ‘Resort to Subterfuge’ to Use Nearest Tips Across County Borders Amid Lengthy Travel Restrictions Sunday, July 13, 2025 recycling gloucestershire herefordshire tips crossborder waste environment sustainability council travel Residents of Gloucestershire are reportedly “resorting to subterfuge” by borrowing cars and number plates from people in neighboring counties just to access their nearest household recycling centres. This issue of restrictive … Read More
Woman Sentenced After Puppy Euthanised and Other Animals Seized for Neglect Saturday, July 12, 2025 animalwelfare neglect puppy forestofdean prosecution animalcruelty sentencing investigation council pets A woman from the Forest of Dean has been found guilty of causing unnecessary suffering to a puppy and neglecting the needs of several other animals in her care. Philippa Tovey of Greenacre, Bream, pleaded guilty at Cheltenham … Read More
Thousands Hit with Parking Fines in Gloucester as Council Reveals Profits, Sparking Calls to Cut Fees Saturday, July 12, 2025 gloucester parking fines council revenue carparks fees footfall economy residents Over the last financial year, thousands of drivers faced parking fines in Gloucester’s council-owned car parks, generating significant revenue for Gloucester City Council. From April 1, 2024, to March 31, 2025, the council … Read More
Thousands Hit with Parking Fines in Gloucester as Council Profits Spark Calls to Reduce Fees Saturday, July 12, 2025 gloucester parking fines council carparks charges economy residents businesses revenue Over the past financial year, thousands of motorists in Gloucester have been hit with parking fines in council-owned car parks, generating significant revenue for Gloucester City Council. Between April 1, 2024, and March 31, … Read More
Gloucester Regeneration Update: Former Thai Restaurant Demolition and Progress on Key Sites Saturday, July 12, 2025 gloucester regeneration whitefriars stoswalds wessexhouse spreadeaglecourt demolition development remediation council Gloucester City Council has provided an important update on several regeneration projects and prominent derelict sites across the city. The focus includes progress on Whitefriars, St Oswalds, Wessex House, and the … Read More
Huge M5 Garden Town and Local Concerns Drive Election of Reform UK Councillor in Tewkesbury Friday, July 11, 2025 tewkesbury gardens housing development reform uk council flooding traffic by-election Graham Bocking has made history as the first Reform UK councillor elected to Tewkesbury Borough Council, representing the Northway ward following a by-election on July 10. Previously a Conservative, Bocking secured 374 votes, … Read More